@muck25: "Hello All
I recently (after several stings) discovered I have bees living underground, 
against a fence post in my yard. They look like little yellow jackets, but 
are in the ground and actually eating away at my fence post. I am calling 
them carpenter bees, though they look like little yellow jackets. I sprayed 
them with the wasp and hornet foam stuff that usually "kills on contact" and 
it doesn't touch them !! They come pouring out of the ground and chase me 
into my pool. How do I kill these?? Any help welcomed
John W "
    @Peter: "This is just a guess: I had a nest of some sort of bees buried in my 
mulch. I used a Bee killer that was a foam it pretty much did trick.  I 
did get stung a few times in the process but i finally got rid of it"
    @ds549: "     find the hole during the day,after dark pour a quart of gasoline in
the hole. dont deal with them during daylight.
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    @MelKelly: "Go out at night and put a little seven dust all around the hole where
they will walk in it as they go in and out. 
 I found this out by accident but it works. 
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    @japus1: "I had a hive of nasty litte hornets right outside my door in the shrubs, 
forget the night thing (with hornets anyway) I tried at night and the got me 
with or without a light......mixed a gallon of liquid 7 they call for 2 
rablespoons per gal, I used 4 and that did it I could spray during daylight 
when I could see, the spray was able to be done from afar, got the whole 
nest
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